> Friday night and I need to be able to find who did it.  I know
> that we have console logs on the system but they don't seem to be in a
> readable format.  Any help would be appreciated.

In the freeware section at www.Beechglen.com I have a utility that I wrote
to scan and dump the system log files:
clue.std (6k) utility to list console messages from system log files

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Beechglen (www.beechglen.com)
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